A new state program of the development and preclinical testing of drugs for domestic medicine for the period of 2011-2015 has recently been announced by the government of Ukraine. The implementation of the program is expected to lead to a significant reduction imports of pharmaceuticals to the country, the share if which is currently estimated at 80% of the total market.
The program involves the establishment of a full scientific and technological cycle of production certain drugs, including their preclinical and clinical trials and further launch in mass production. One of the major goals of the program is the development of drugs for the prevention of epidemics as well the creation of diagnostic products in response to bioterrorism.
In addition, as part of the program, the Ukrainian scientists will accelerate efforts in the development of diagnostics, based on microchips, with the aim of identifying cancer at an early stage as well as genetic predisposition to the disease.
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